Lang 80502-04 Griddle Solenoid Valve 1/2" 120V

Special Price $115.89 Regular Price $228.39
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SKU
80502-04
The Lang 80502-04 Solenoid Valve is used for regulating the flow of gas in improve griddles. This valve has a 1/2” FPT for the gas inlet and outlet and requires 120V power supply. It also compatible with Blodgett ovens and Garland equipment and Lincoln ovens that had Honeywell valves previously. It is a normally closed (NC) valve that opens to allow the flow of gas when energized to facilitate automation in cooking. Some of the benefits include; enhanced safety, accurate regulation of gas and fewer human interferences in the kitchen.

Dimensions

  • Length: 3.5 In
  • Width: 3 In
  • Height: 2 In
  • Weight: 0.64 lbs
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Product Notes

  • [ Gas Nat/Lp ] [1/2" Fpt Gas In/Out ] [ Nc ] [ 120 V ]
  • [ Width 3"] [ 240,000 Btu ] [ 1/4" Tab Term ]
  • [ Brand Baso ] [ Mfg# H91Da-7 ]
  • 1/8" Pressure Tap On Bottom Of Valve
  • 3"L X 2"W X 3-3/4"H, Ship Wt. 0.64 Lbs.
  • Blodgett Oven Mt2136G, Mt3255.
  • Series: Dfg 100, 200 & 300 Before 7/84, Fa/Gzl.
  • Garland Model?
  • Lang Model?
  • Lincoln Oven 1116 ( Units That Had Honeywell Valve),
  • 1117, 1450. Series: 1040, 1240.
JOHNSON CONTROLS:
LINCOLN:
369271, 369398, 369528, 369553, LIN369398
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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Lang 80502-04 Solenoid Valve?

Inspect the griddle solenoid valve regularly for leaks, debris buildup, and proper electrical operation. Keep the valve clean and free from grease or carbon deposits that may affect movement. Check electrical connections for tightness and corrosion to ensure accurate actuation. Verify smooth opening and closing during griddle operation to maintain consistent gas flow.

What are common issues with the Lang 80502-04 Solenoid Valve?

  • Valve failing to open or close properly.
  • Electrical coil burnout or failure.
  • Gas leakage due to worn seals.
  • Intermittent operation from loose wiring.
  • Sticking valve caused by grease or debris buildup.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off gas and electrical power and confirm no gas pressure remains in the line before starting.

Step2: Remove the griddle front panel and label inlet and outlet gas lines for correct reassembly.

Step3: Disconnect wiring terminals and unscrew the existing solenoid valve from the gas line.

Step4: Install the new valve, ensuring correct flow direction and tight, leak-free threaded connections.

Step5: Reconnect wiring, restore gas and power, and test burner ignition while checking for leaks and proper operation.